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Hold on a Little Longer Re-Work
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Uploaded: 03/16/10 7:20 AM GMT
Hold on a Little Longer Re-Work
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I dont know if you want to call it a re-work but I messed around and changed it a little with the help of Gimp. Need to go out and get some new pictures!! Hope you like!
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.koca
03/16/10 9:17 AM GMT
I like the original, too, Paul, but it's good you like to experiment. Good rework.
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As much as I like the orginal. Love how you isolated in just coloring the barn. Great re-work!
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"Hurry to meet Death before your place is taken."
Paul - It's good as new! I'm not dure if the silo is being held up by the barn, or vice-versa! The b/w background and brightened barn, though quite dilapidated, is an interesting look. Some nice reworking! Thad
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If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine
The side of that barn is so out-of-whack, it almost looks like you used a distort filter on the picture. LOL. I like the selective colorization here, and the lighting. Looks like a successful experiment to me.
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BUCKEYES BASKETBALL
The selective coloring making the barn look like the sun is shining only on it is neat Paul. A good experiment. That's how we learn to use those confusing programs. Nice post.
TicK
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Hopefully my photos and stories will let you know what makes me Tick
The processing really brings out the light and shadows on the barn. Interesting technique!
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Brilliant work and a very interesting building. I'm just glad I don't live there.
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What fun! Look at you go! Once you get started playing with those programs you never look at your pictures the same way....you are always thinking...if I tweak this....or tweak that....I will get......
Love it! The isolated color is fantastic!
~Kim
Love it! The isolated color is fantastic!
~Kim
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I'm still trying to figure out how the silo got inside the barn. A great re-work Paul, love the selective colouring and light.
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In order to discover who you are, first learn who everybody else is; you're what's left.
This is really a Cool rework Paul and have to agree win Wendell, super colouring and lighting
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I do like this one, I think even better than the original. Nice work here.
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I wonder what it would be like with the colors reversed--the countryside and vegetation (symbolizing new) in color and the barn (symbolizing old) in black and white or sepia tones. Neat shot, great idea for reworking.
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Interesting re-work. I like it!
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To see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower..............
William Blake
Brilliant work Paul. Good things there wasn't a strong breeze that morning as it would have been reduced to a pile of lumber :):) Good work!
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Hey Paul, you've done a wonderful job at the selective colour effect! However, I can't help thinking what it would look like in the reverse :) As much as I loved the original, this is quite interesting, and puts more focus on the dilapidated barn. Isn't it fun to experiment?! :) Well done!
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*Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep. ~Scott Adams*
I like this one just as much as the original, but I am jealous coz I just havent figured out how to do the colour things lol. Thats one cute barn.
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Interesting image. You did a great work here.
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"Tis the sunset of life gives me mystical lore, And coming events cast their shadows before."
Wonderful rework. This really brings out the barn. The original of course is the best.
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If "Ignorance is bliss", then why should we seek knowledge?